Sentence examples for sit either end of from inspiring English sources

Set on a narrow isthmus between the Great Orme and the Little Orme – the two rocky headlands that sit either end of the town's sweeping North Shore promenade – this is one of the prettiest of seaside resorts.

"We used to kind of sit on either end of the chairlift and not speak.

She and Scott sat on either end of the couch during an interview not long ago as she used two hands to tick off the number of marriages that she knows are foundering or ending.

"We sat on either end of our veranda in Tahiti, I translating 'The Ghost Sonata' while he wrote 'A Burnt-Out Case.' " Later in his memoir, "Words Through a Windowpane," he wrote about Greene, George Orwell, Arthur Koestler, Ralph Richardson and other literary and theatrical friends.

In the evenings, Rodney and Keisha sat at either end of a small desk in Keisha's room and studied, as they had studied for their school exams, wearing earplugs and writing everything out by hand, first in draft copies, then in "best" — a habit picked up from Sunday school.

Simon and Overmyer sat paterfamilially at either end of the table.

Most students who participate in the block sit the end-of-block test on the last day of the block.

According to the medical school rules, however, students who undertake the block are not obliged to sit the end-of-block test at that particular moment.

With the person sat next to you, you pull either end of the cracker and whoever wins the body of the cracker gets its contents.

At either end of this belt sits Williamsburg and the area known as Dumbo, or Down Under Manhattan Bridge Overpass.

Uua!" (Kiswahili for kill), policemen stormed the architecture faculty of the University of Nairobi as students sat their end-of-term exams.